I am proud to lead a bipartisan caucus to draw awareness to their plight and the plight of other religious minorities.
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His plight became our plight and, as in most every other film I saw him in, we were always rooting for him.
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This play "ends tragically because I think very strongly that the plight still of American blacks is a tragic plight," she said.
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She's been made to stand in for the plight of the female writer, the plight of the wronged woman, the plight of mental illness and — in "The Silent Woman," Janet Malcolm's survey of this hive of activity — the very problem of biography itself.
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Political plight Though Trump's address did not mention his own tenuous political plight, it was impossible to separate it from the riotous political climate in Washington.
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When we compare the plight of the white working class to the plight of refugees who are fleeing Syria or stranded in camps in Turkey, it puts things into greater perspective.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis led Good Friday services dedicated to the victims of human trafficking and the plight of migrants, denouncing leaders with "armored hearts" who exploit their plight for political gain.
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"You would see video footage of dogs wading through toxic waters, cats clinging to rooftops, it focused attention not just on the plight of people but the plight of pets," Grimm told Vox.
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I don't think creditors will be compassionate to our plight.
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And she was really saddened by the plight of people.
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We shouldn't see the giraffe's plight as an isolated crisis.
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Users posted photos of the raccoon's plight onto social media.
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They would likely find little public sympathy for their plight.
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They are grateful for safety, but stunned by their plight.
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In snowy Kirkenes, inhabitants have campaigned to highlight Berg's plight.
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Their plight has become an international issue in the past.
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Ms Fernández is taking full advantage of Mr Macri's plight.
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I have seen a video regarding a BSF jawan's plight.
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The plight of state and municipal governments is especially bad.
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"Civil society did not disintegrate," she said of Leningrad's plight.
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Adapted from PLIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD by Matt Simon.
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The great Gatsby Gatsby's plight pushed me to seek help.
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"The plight of women and girls is real," she said.
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How did you first become interested in the Chepang's plight?
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Inflation stoked by massive printing of money worsened their plight.
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Consider the plight of White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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Madeline Conant called attention to the plight of black men.
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But this allegory explains the current plight of legacy media.
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Mr. Sanders, once accustomed to being ignored, understood my plight.
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Let's consider the plight of the video game keyboard accessory.
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Can we pause for a moment to consider Nacho's plight?
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This defector's plight is a window onto North Korean life.
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But the plight of these women is far from over.
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"Should they be shamed for its own plight?" she asked.
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They simply want him to pay attention to their plight.
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An anonymous stranger was apparently unsympathetic to the family's plight.
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And the horrific humanitarian plight of the Syrian people endures.
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Ludougao's plight was echoed by many others across the country.
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More critically, though, it makes the warehouse worker's plight visceral.
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The plight of many American workers is a sad one.
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Keep the story alive with more reporting about their plight.
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The issue now is the plight of the DACA participants.
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And they offered a solution to his plight: the Koran.
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She wrote about their plight for small publications in Britain.
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But the economic plight of the Strip has fueled anger.
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You laughed at them when their plight is very real.
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It's difficult to overstate how dire Venezuela's economic plight is.
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The plight of the publishers has rallied people in Hong Kong.
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Your last story is on the plight of the Bunong tribe.
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Still, the recent plight of bank stocks does not bode well.
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We might not see the individual, but we see their plight.
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Kesha's plight, sadly, has become a symbol for our collective failing.
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Mustafa: My plight and art is glorified as the next rapper.
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Actor Emile Hirsch revealed that has great empathy for West's plight.
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Imagine the plight of the urban grandmother—yours, maybe, or mine.
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While Hazel appeared sympathetic with Gardner's plight, he was clearly frustrated.
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She questions whether any of them will address her hometown's plight.
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She's not afraid to address the plight people face or injustice.
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I ask Borghero what he thinks about the plight of tuna.
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And we explain the plight of puffins on the Faroe Islands.
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She hopes Cinderblock's plight inspires people to keep their pets healthy.
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The plight they face seems to require that level of teamwork.
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Not about his piece, but about the plight of sex workers.
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Mr Sentsov's plight is a reminder that the struggle goes on.
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But Mr Sisi has done little else to improve their plight.
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And it's not just the plight of the first-time buyers.
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But beverage manufacturers are now showing more sympathy for their plight.
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But it looks like Old Navy's plight isn't getting any better.
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It is a practical solution to the plight of modern life.
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Sources told us Eric Chase was despondent over his dad's plight.
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Help us raise awareness of Khartabils plight and bring him home.
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As an African-American female, I understand the plight for equality.
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Mr. Masoumali was protesting the conditions on Nauru and his plight.
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As he realized his plight, his motivation was replaced with despair.
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We've previously written about the plight of small-handed iPhone owners.
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Even Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's leader, sounded sympathetic toward Hariri's plight.
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I asked if he felt any compassion for the migrants' plight.
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The plight of Yazidis has caused ructions in British politics before.
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A nationwide focus on his plight propelled interest in D&D.
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Indeed, the plight of trafficking victims is given mere lip service.
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The plight "Atlas" expressed became larger than that of one individual.
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Economic data reflects the plight of farmers and daily wage workers.
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Hearing Ben's plight, one of his colleagues mentioned the unique approach.
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But they would have (I hope) understood the plight of refugees.
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The plight of the pot smoker has been a slow one.
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Venezuelans' plight today is the result of two decades of mismanagement.
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Mr. Tashi's plight has become a rallying point for Tibetans abroad.
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There's a connection between Cohen's guilty plea and Ukraine's desperate plight.
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The plight of minorities and other oppressed groups was an afterthought.
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Billions of people around the world no longer face this plight.
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But worries about the plight of blue-collar workers unite them. ■
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Mr. Larsen is sympathetic to the plight of American steel companies.
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Her plight is a chance for him to prove his bravery.
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White compared it to the plight faced by women's basketball players.
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The film neither politicizes her plight nor denies its political implications.
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But he emphasized that his wife's plight was far from over.
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The plight of the mothers had elicited a significant national response.
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Their plight has become a source of economic anxiety in Japan.
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Njedada's plight was similar to what other survivors told VICE News.
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Some in Boston find an enduring poetic resonance in Charlie's plight.
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Like the Cuarón film, "Capernaum" addresses the plight of female laborers.
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What were his thoughts on the subway's plight now, post-election?
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Trump's response, as it often does, made the storm much worse as he came across as more concerned with Porter's lost career than for the plight of the woman who told the FBI about their plight.
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And the more the play tries to sell a rational, political interpretation of his plight — arguing that poor people, shamed by elites, strike back at what they perceive as superiority — the less plight there seems to be.
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Where&aposs the outcry, the tears, the press conferences about their plight?
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Lilesa's gesture highlights the continuing plight of the Oromo people in Ethiopia.
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The plight of immigrants has always been a deep concern of Cunningham's.
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She wanted to show the plight of people in the Middle East.
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Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney released a statement about the two families' plight.
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The loss of agricultural land has compounded the humanitarian plight of civilians.
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In Cameroon, a child bride refuses to be silent about her plight.
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Congratulations, sir, on finally being able to understand the plight of women!
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But the plight of the nation's inner cities would remain his cause.
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The porpoise's plight has attracted attention from environmentalists, including actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
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In Europe, the plight of the SDF has come into sharp focus.
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A third factor easing the plight of the young is family support.
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Having your own glass then fall victim to the same dreaded plight.
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Maleno Garzón's plight is not unfamiliar to Spanish lifeguard Anabel Montes Mier.
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McIntyre compared the future plight of humans to that of a mouse.
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The residents are surviving, but their plight is compounded by other issues.
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Before he disappeared, Hasan, the self-styled Sufi wanderer, expressed Xinjiang's plight.
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Their plight is the legacy of a policy dubbed the "Pacific solution".
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The episode focused world attention on the plight of the Holocaust survivors.
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Trump showed great concern for the plight of the gay community abroad.
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An excessive focus on coding ignores the current plight of existing developers.
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To be sure, Gus and his family's plight is a complicated one.
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We should acknowledge the plight of the mothers of incarcerated mothers, too.
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There's Powerless on NBC, which focuses on the plight of non-superheroes.
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Drones, government surveillance, and our ignorance of the plight of the honeybee?
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The animals' plight after catastrophic fires has raised fears about climate change.
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Those in the industry worry that their plight is being forgotten about.
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The time is now to support the plight of the Iranian people.
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What is this plight that has descended on the southeast Asian nation?
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The city's plight, says a Red Cross official, is "devastating and overwhelming".
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Maybe the others in paradise will be more forgiving of his plight?
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They've been giving media interviews to spread awareness of their countrymen's plight.
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Yet the fiscal plight of the U.S. Postal Service continues to fester.
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But the plight of Canada's professional hockey teams is not entirely new.
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You don't hear him, beyond a pandering nod, ever mention their plight.
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All this whining about the poor plight of white men is ridiculous.
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He thought "the plight of being alive" was least painful at twilight.
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Big companies launched campaigns to highlight the plight of their smaller brethren.
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They allied themselves with the plight of the families of murder victims.
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The caravan's organizers hope to garner further sympathy for the migrants' plight.
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But the bureaucracy was responsive to Widad's plight, expediting her asylum hearing.
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The French President made a moving case for the plight of refugees.
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The discussions are a measure of the plight facing the Russian budget.
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People were supportive of Marwede's plight, even if it was likely doomed.
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His Guinness bid was designed to bring attention to the city's plight.
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He still blames O'Rourke, at least in part, for the neighborhood's plight.
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That made him more sympathetic to the plight of the caravan's members.
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What the pope said in private about their plight is not known.
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From the other side of the border, international media document their plight.
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She also works to spread awareness of the plight of such children.
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And he had come to blame his plight on his former confidant.
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Yet ethnic Rakhine show little interest in the plight of the Rohingya.
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Many economists believe so, pointing to the plight of the industrial Midwest.
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May's plight, with members of Parliament lining up to oppose her deal.
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" Federal prosecutors have characterized the plight of some indigenous communities as "genocide.
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Her silence on the plight of the Rohingya has garnered worldwide criticism.
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Detainees have resorted to self-immolation to draw attention to their plight.
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"The plight of these women is far from over," wrote Peggy Drexler.
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China's strict population controls have worsened the plight of many migrant families.
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Tuvalu did what it could to draw attention to its plight, too.
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Their agency slips farther and farther away as the family's plight grows.
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Peter Lessing, a classmate, wrote to his mother of Ms. Diski's plight.
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The international community must no longer ignore the plight of the Yazidi.
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But since then, the plight of Thailand's captive tigers has only worsened.
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Mr. Asuncion realized the plight of transgender models after filming his documentary.
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Weak auto sales across the board have added to the sector's plight.
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We elevated the plight and the promise of refugees and asylum seekers.
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He also asked Drain to consider the plight of the Sears employees.
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When McGrady learned of their plight, she made a very unconventional choice.
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The landscaper looked like officers' fathers Salgado's plight tugged at the officers.
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Many Greeks now blame Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany for their plight.
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The plight of blue-collar workers has drawn much less attention, however.
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McConnell has shown sensitivity recently to the plight of sexual assault victims.
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But the plight of Soviet Jews worried my neighbors almost as much.
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The plight of detainees cannot be put on the back burner any longer.
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We've been able to compartmentalize the plight of the Syrian people for years.
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Mason's plight touches on two hot-button issues: voter fraud and felon disenfranchisement.
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The plight of miners became a political flashpoint in the 2016 presidential election.
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De Lesepps stepped outside – but did not really acknowledge her fellow housewife's plight.
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Never Been Kissed is a comedy, but it never took Josie's plight lightly.
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We believe in, obviously, bringing the plight of the military family to light.
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This is the plight of many children who have undocumented immigrants as parents.
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No such mafias exist; Mr Maduro's government is to blame for Venezuela's plight.
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All of them are new to the ballet—and to Anna Anderson's plight.
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But its plight mirrors many other sectors struggling with the fallout from Brexit.
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That worsened the plight of Brazil and Russia, already mired in deep recessions.
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I imagine you're tired of discussing the plight of women in country music.
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Immigrants blame their plight on Venezuela's rulers, labeling them as dictators and thieves.
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Further, we must understand the plight of the worker in America and Britain.
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Unfortunately for them, Late Night host Stephen Colbert was unsympathetic to their plight.
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But even the visiting Finns couldn't help but be intrigued at Trump's plight.
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It is the story of traumatized siblings, and the plight of sex workers.
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Ross is not the first Trump administration official to downplay federal workers' plight.
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The plight of the Rohingya shows how much work he has to do.
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Much more can be done to ease Gazans' plight without endangering Israel's security.
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If anyone can empathize with this plight, it&aposs Cornhuskers coach Mike Riley.
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I call Chris to update him on my plight and promptly fall asleep.
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Yet articles on the plight of "aging" women (over, say, 25) still proliferate.
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A company called Twelve South knows the plight of the messy bag owner.
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World marathon record-holder Paula Radcliffe was among those saddened by Grunewald's plight.
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"The plight of people using drugs didn't change four years ago," Tyndall says.
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Still, her people say she feel strongly for the plight of displaced Syrians.
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The pretext was the plight of two local ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond.
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Making matters worse, climate change is exacerbating the plight of the Hawaiian snails.
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I see the economic plight when I return to my hometown of Lancaster.
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It is a microcosm of the plight of black voters across the country.
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I said hello, heard her plight, and made sure it wasn't a trap.
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Yet the plight of middle-aged, middle-income whites, while distressing, is atypical.
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Big congressional boost Ryan has long been sympathetic to the plight of Dreamers.
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RF, Baltimore The plight of lawyers shows the shape of things to come.
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Dr. Carson is heartfelt in his empathy for the plight of the poor.
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"Australia bears ultimate responsibility for the plight of this young woman," she said.
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Most urgently, the plight of the Rohingya has developed into a humanitarian catastrophe.
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This seems to be equally resonant in describing the plight of contemporary refugees.
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Instead, he advises a closer look at the plight of the middle class.
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There can be no doubt that the state is responsible for Detroit's plight.
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He once described his plight by drawing an analogy to a slave plantation.
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The plight of the boys and their coach has captured the world's attention.
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On its own, Boll & Branch will not solve the plight of Indian farmers.
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He has tempered warnings to protesters with expressions of sympathy for their plight.
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The plight of the imprisoned is very well known to the faith community.
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Of course, the other elephant in the room is the country's fiscal plight.
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It's no wonder that the plight of Britney Spears continues to haunt us.
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For months, street demonstrations were organized to protest the plight of Bol workers.
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Manyard's note said she was well aware of the details of Mancini's plight.
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Mr. Stanton wept openly in discussing her plight with the host, Fareed Zakaria.
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Throughout my life we've raised the alarm to the world about our plight.
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U.S. officials have expressed sympathy for Belize's plight, yet little action has followed.
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Bannon has also spent the last decade obsessively documenting the plight of refugees.
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Qunun told the world of her plight on social media, drawing widespread concern.
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As Syria's war quietens, aid workers warn, the plight of its refugees endures.
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Sometimes, they asked reporters on social media to relay their plight to rescuers.
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"We sympathize with the plight of uranium suppliers," Ms. Korsnick said on Wednesday.
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Refuse to ignore the plight of the imprisoned, the tortured and the deported?
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Fewer devote themselves to the plight of Kurds in Syria's brutal civil war.
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The song reflects the plight of Puerto Rican farmers during the Great Depression.
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People who don't carry cash aren't oblivious to the plight of these workers.
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Watch VICE News' Blackout: Pakistan, about the plight of that country's LGBTQ community.
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In other hands, Dr. Green's plight might well make for a malicious anecdote.
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"We are all immigrants," it adds, and outlines the plight of Syrian refugees.
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No one was spared in Mr. Bukhari's journalism, which meticulously documented Kashmir's plight.
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Mr. Tillerson also briefly touched on the plight of the Rohingya in Myanmar.
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The plight of Appalachia becomes a prevailing cause every other decade or so.
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The KFC ad was headlined "We're sorry," while acknowledging the chain's bizarre plight.
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Concentrating on outreach, Carrasco said, kept him from dwelling on his own plight.
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The author keeps the war's context shadowy, giving Dinesh's plight an existential force.
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In the midst of his angst, he jumped to the plight of others.
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Is it possible for the new CEO to reverse the plight of Uber?
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The plight of Black people has consistently been a harbinger of wider processes.
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The questionable status of defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson (ankle) only worsens their plight.
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The writer considers what their plight says about transnational identities like his own.
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These actions amount to a "globalization of indifference" toward the plight of refugees.
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A reader, although sympathetic to Press's plight, can grow impatient with his inaction.
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What does that say about the plight of women writing for the stage?
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Many of the younger correctional officers were broadly sympathetic to the prisoners' plight.
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The plight of Lotte and Hyundai could be a preview of Korea Inc.
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Even Meng's plight is now eliciting some negative reactions on the Chinese internet.
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"I have deep, deep sympathy for the plight of coal communities," Chatterjee said.
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Users on Chinese social media site Weibo were mostly unsympathetic to Wu's plight.
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Here's something that should compel U.S. action: The plight of America's agricultural exporters.
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Mr. Priebus's plight was good news for another member of the Trump team.
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For residents of the city, their plight has just begun, Mr. Geddo said.
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"I've become sympathetic to the plight of the frail human body," he writes.
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That's not to say he's completely ignored the plight of Palestinians — he hasn't.
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"The temporary plight of government workers is treated as a national crisis while the perpetual plight of millions more who take huge risks, work long hours to create jobs, and build and maintain the economy rarely gets a mention," he wrote.
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They take the plight of invisible Americans and make it impossible to turn away.
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For Youngstown native Darlene Hood, the plight of the city overwhelms all other issues.
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Through their networking, these women often got jobs at nonprofits sympathetic to their plight.
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It would therefore take just $0.57 per day to rescue them from this plight.
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Once, I'd been moved by Holden's existential plight, by his meanderings and his meanness.
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Racism and the plight of Aphra's people are at the forefront of these stories.
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Yet the plight of the circumflex is less dire than it at first appeared.
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But that legislation to aid Puerto Rico in its plight has stalled in Congress.
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Some even decided to sell snacks to onlookers, turning the animal's plight into profit.
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Part of Trump's frustration may stem from the unusual nature of his current plight.
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But she seems no more sympathetic to the Rohingyas' plight than her jackbooted predecessors.
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Are a different set of policies necessary to address the plight of "double minorities"?
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Ray's plight echoes throughout the game, from enemies to environments to puzzles to cutscenes.
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She'd come across articles about the refugee plight and wanted the family to help.
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"It's about the plight of refugees — and the indifference of the world," she said.
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With a little luck, Romeo's plight could become comeback love story of the year.
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He demanded immediate steps to alleviate the plight of Syrians under siege and bombardment.
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Democrats wailing over the plight of the remaining children are conveniently ignoring the facts.
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So, too, would admitting many Middle Eastern Christians, whose plight has animated many conservatives.
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The plight of Rohingya refugees has captured the attention of Asia and the world.
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But there is a similar plight in Dallas, New York, Washington, D.C., and elsewhere.
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Because, sure, the real source of our millennial plight comes down to economic decline.
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This little girl's plight is one shared by nigh-on everyone with a sibling.
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State authorities must be conscious of the plight of residents, especially children, it said.
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The plight of the final resting place of Rome's first emperor illustrates an irony.
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The women in this series may be fictional, but their plight is painfully real.
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He said camp members had also raised their plight with parliament and the government.
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It is true that the plight of Muslim women in Pakistan is also horrible.
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Perversely, policies to help the poor unintentionally exacerbate the plight of left-behind places.
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But plenty of indebted university students can also thank Lib Dems for their plight.
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Was this a conscious decision to focus on the real people and their plight?
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Since the protests erupted, Trump has evinced concern for the plight of ordinary Iranians.
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" The videos had names like "Plight of the Adolescent Male" and "Dangers of Diversity.
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" The videos had titles like, "Plight of the Adolescent Male" and "Dangers of Diversity.
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The red-capped dandy takes his plight in stride, with poetic license flying alongside.
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It accuses insurgents of hoarding food and blames them for the plight of civilians.
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But as families have become more organized, their plight has become harder to ignore.
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With the soccer team's plight approaching the two-week mark, here's what is known.
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His letters to Lottie during this time describe a near-obsession with Ruth's plight.
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The plight of the Rohingya ranks among the worst injustices in the world today.
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Boycott's plight attracted international attention, including front-page articles in The New York Times.
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The open palm is a plea to his audience to connect with his plight.
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Boycott's plight attracted international attention, including front-page stories in The New York Times.
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The complete package is a highly accessible introduction to the plight of all refugees.
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If I can make an introduction to the plight of the Haitians: it's terrible.
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The plight of a dissident in a Cuban dungeon matters not only to Cubans.
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He told his family he had gone to witness the plight of refugees there.
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LULAC commends senators Durbin and Graham for recognizing the plight of these young people.
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The EPA said the economic plight of farmers was a factor in its decision.
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All the while, the instruments churn through their material, indifferent to the singer's plight.
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The plight of displaced peoples is absolutely fundamental to me and to my faith.
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The plight of displaced peoples is absolutely fundamental to me and to my faith.
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For her, the plight of New Yorkers caught up in housing disputes is personal.
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He has worked on issues including the plight of refugees from Darfur and Cambodia.
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This is a national disgrace, and it highlights the dire plight of America's poor.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for his advice on the plight of domestic workers.
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This offers them someone to blame for their plight—illegitimate governments, illegitimate banking systems.
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The piece reads as commentary on oppression and the ignored plight of the oppressed.
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The plight of registered female sex offenders could be a hard sell to some.
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"This campaign can only be meant to divert public sympathy away from our plight and the plight of our loved ones, who have been illegally abducted," the two families said in a statement handed out at a press conference in the capital, Islamabad.
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For, while Bernie Sanders' plight in the face of the Democratic Party's superdelegate system has become somewhat of a cause célèbre, the Republicans' plight in the face of their voters' preference for a man like Donald Trump is certainly a cautionary tale.
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It was conceived as a vehicle to enthuse technologists about the plight of refugees by waking them up to the idea that their innovation, startup mentality and design-led thinking could potentially bring new, scalable new solutions to the plight of displaced people.
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I think the present-day comparisons by critics of the plight of Russian LGBTQs to the plight of European Jewry or Soviet Jewry is quickly done for political convenience and doesn't critically address the historical breaks of solidarity between the two communities.
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"The cameras from the entire world were turned on Haiti on its plight, and its plight of its future, but behind the curtains sexual crimes were being committed against the people, to the detriment of their dignity," said Fleurant, the Haitian minister.
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Hinds grows ferocious as Harriet makes her case, confident that she's laid enough groundwork with this group that she can now make them uncomfortable — not just about the plight of slaves but also about their roles in trying to end that plight.
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It said there was evidence the regulators had "full and thorough knowledge" of Bankia's plight.
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She excoriated the mullahs, and she lamented the plight of Iran's women, dressed in chadors.
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Some Chao Lay have taken their plight to the courts, fighting eviction from their homes.
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Technology has helped highlight nature's plight as well as nurture relations between man and primate.
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It is this dilution of standards which has put us in our present serious plight.
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She barricaded herself in an airport hotel room and took her plight onto social media.
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But the vaquita's plight hasn't been without tremendous effort from conservationists and the Mexican government.
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"They were very sympathetic to the plight of George being persecuted in Hungary," he said.
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That has focused attention on the plight of declining industrial areas in the rich world.
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The Rohingya plight is rooted in a centuries-long dispute over the group's geographic origins.
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The bottom line: For more than seven years, displaced Syrians have endured a wrenching plight.
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In the past few weeks, Hillary Clinton discussed Flint's plight in a nationally televised debate.
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"Marcus: "Welcome to the plight of almost every successful woman in the history of mankind.
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For Goodman and her children, the emotional and physical toll of their plight grew acute.
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To Arendt, the gap between the two is obvious when examining the plight of refugees.
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Henderson said she's surprised but also knows that seasonal allergies are a pretty relatable plight.
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LOWER WAGES, LESS SPENDING Economic data reflects the plight of farmers and daily wage workers.
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Kimmel also applauds Hannity for his sudden turnaround on compassion for the plight of immigrants.
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A 16-year-old girl from Homs illustrates the plight of many families in Syria.
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Airing deep delusional concerns of the plight of the majority Hindus is a familiar canard.
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It's very sad, to be sure, but so is the plight of millions of refugees.
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But the despot and his massively corrupt cronies blame everyone but themselves for Venezuela's plight.
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"I want this work to shine a light on the plight of hawksbills," he said.
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"My recent work is informed by the plight of women," she's quoted in the catalog.
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The Verge has learned from multiple sources about the nature of the company's financial plight.
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The boy's alleged plight came to authorities' attention when the DHS asked police on Jan.
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As far as mistaken identity stories go, Casey Baumer's plight is on the benign site.
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Trump on Friday credited Melania Trump with bringing A$AP Rocky's plight to his attention.
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But cartoonish VR was not the right platform to raise awareness of Puerto Rico's plight.
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Having been sensitized to the plight of refugees, what will viewers do with this information?
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When she heard about the plight of the Syrian refugees, she was spurred into action.
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The plight of children with compromised immune systems, like Zahava's son, did give her pause.
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Francis, the first South American pope, has sympathetic ties with the plight of Hispanic peoples.
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Every citizen in America should know Bob's name and understand the urgency of his plight.
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One is that forams' struggles could be indicative of the plight of other planktonic species.
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For most of his time as leader of the Sahrawis, the world ignored their plight.
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There have been attempts to understand their plight via economic means and via racial anxiety.
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Brad Evans: For over a decade you have focused on the desperate plight of refugees.
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No one publicly mentioned the accused or spoke of their plight to surviving family members.
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Americans' main problem may not be that there are no solutions for the workers' plight.
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But their financial plight underscores deepening financial pain among small teapot refiners and crushers alike.
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But the image "did help bring attention to the plight of undocumented children," he added.
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But if the current wave of piracy continues, it could focus minds on Somalia's plight.
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The "general hopelessness of the alcoholic's plight" is accepted by patient and clinician as fact.
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Alqunun's plight gained widespread media attention after she began tweeting her story in early January.
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It's been hard not to identify with the plight of the Southern Resident killer whales.
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The fates shined down on Ben and someone from Portillo's caught wind of Ben's plight.
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The plight of credit card hawkers crowding college walks on orientation day should loom large.
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As the producer, Martinez doesn't vote on applicants, but says she sympathized with Rossi's plight.
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Together they create a substitute family, and each has a different response to their plight.
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The plight of the Muslim minority has been magnified by the behavior of Myanmar's military.
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The special traces their plight from their entrapment to the last rescue, 18 days later.
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The white church largely remains a bastion of indifference to the plight of black people.
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She wants to report on the plight that she and her fellow classmates are facing.
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Three videos follow Lily's plight, from the revelation of her homelessness to getting an apartment.
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Moved by her plight, Richard and Lucia decide to help her dump car and corpse.
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Their plight has drawn increased attention — and renewed criticism — from many people around the world.
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They have joined forces in "caravans" for safety and to attract attention to their plight.
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President Trump referenced his plight at several events, and hi story even inspired Republican Sens.
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Smith was hailed for his gesture, but it only dramatized the plight of today's twentysomethings.
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Since getting my green card at 18, I've watched the Dreamers' plight from the sidelines.
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Such is the plight of a team that hits more home runs than any other.
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But others have dismissed this theory, suggesting that the family's plight should not be overstated.
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It has become a devastating symbol, and an uncannily pointed one, for the whales' plight.
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The show has routinely killed off main characters, but Quinn's plight particularly inflamed some viewers.
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I&aposll use the analogy of a predicted snowstorm to depict the naysayers&apos plight.
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Now, it's not entirely fair to say that we're ignoring the plight of our children.
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But in describing the plight of these animals, is it possible to go too far?
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He kept his financial plight hidden from friends and supporters from his death row years.
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The kidnapping prompted outrage worldwide and the girls' plight was publicized with Twitter hashtag #bringbackourgirls.
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The tragedy of our current plight is that diplomacy was succeeding before it was abandoned.
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In desperation, Pavel Pereverzev, the justice minister, tried scapegoating the Bolsheviks for Russia's dismal plight.
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A spate of deaths by suicides has underscored the financial plight many taxi drivers face.
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Trump, oblivious to Abe's plight, continued down the fairway with only his ball in mind.
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A California congregation's display is meant to highlight the plight of refugees and asylum seekers.
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The plight of our fellow citizens should be a wake-up call for our nation.
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He hasn't publicized his plight on television and mainly finds media attention stressful, Dearn said.
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These progressives blame incrementalism — the willingness to compromise around the edges — for their current plight.
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This is a plight that Darboe knows very well: He was not a perfect student.
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Shay herself cannot help associating the unspeakable murders with the plight of Harena and Didier.
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She hopes the prize will shine a light on her village's plight and its perseverance.
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Like much of Europe, the Vatican has long been sympathetic to the plight of Palestinians.
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He carries a pistol on his hip and opines on the plight of hardworking Americans.
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His eloquent language speaks of social ills, corruption, guerillas, and the plight of indigenous peoples.
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Humanity is a food source, but immortal or not, he remains grounded to their plight.
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Here, Rembrandt gives the man his own face, perhaps sympathizing with the homeless person's plight.
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Nor should it be difficult for liberals and conservatives alike to call attention to the plight of Iran's political prisoners, much as both sides were once moved to action by the plight of political prisoners in the Soviet Union or China or South Africa.
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Croft and Louney added that Saudi Arabia appeared "unmoved" by the plight of poorer OPEC producers.
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District official Steven Rhodes believes the sickouts aren't necessary but is sympathetic to the teachers' plight.
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Such works, Rabbia has noted, were inspired by her interest in the plight of migratory people.
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The plight of these migrants will continue to prove useful for Erdogan's diplomatic maneuvering with Europe.
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And a publicly available State Department report on human rights from 2017 specifically mentions Khashoggi's plight.
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The IOC had said it wanted to draw the world's attention to the plight of refugees.
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The plight of the Uighur community in Australia has made headlines there amid an escalating crisis.
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Caravans were first organized to highlight the plight of immigrants making the perilous journey through Mexico.
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And if so, how can their votes be won back without diminishing the plight of minorities?
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Since then the menace of Russia and the plight of Ukraine have drawn European attention eastwards.
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And at times they were interrupted by protesters who highlighted the plight of black transgender women.
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On one side, critics of globalization blame it for the plight of America's suffering middle class.
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Zaillian spoke with The Washington Post and explained the importance of the plight around Stone's feet.
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The kidnapping prompted outrage worldwide and the girls' plight was publicized using a Twitter hashtag, #bringbackourgirls.
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In "The Bottom Billion", published in 2007, Mr Collier examined the plight of the world's poorest.
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Their plight has received much less international attention despite the additional gender-based discrimination they face.
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Atwood also links the handmaids' plight to the oppression of women in some Arabic Muslim countries.
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This was in effort to combat the widespread plight of sexual misconduct in Hollywood and beyond.
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Meanwhile, all Wikipedia can do is attempt to generate public interest about its plight in Turkey.
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If you can't sympathize with her bootie plight, though, you don't quite understand — it's an Alaïa.
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After retiring, he moved to Tucson in 224 and dedicated himself to the plight of immigrants.
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It "just rips your heart out," Ford said of residents' plight, according to The Canadian Press.
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Last night she asked all 27 of them to find empathy for her domestic political plight.
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Worse is that children's plight is being used by adults as an opportunity for moral grandstanding.
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When he talked about the economic plight of blacks in America, that made sense to me.
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But he has also been quick to share his personal plight and ask for a check.
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The question now is what Daw Aung San Suu Kyi will do to ease their plight.
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By itself, foster care won&apost come close to resolving the plight of Haiti&aposs children.
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Moreover, the plight of Copts is regularly dismissed by local officials as exaggerated or otherwise nonexistent.
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The next time you've got something to complain about, consider the plight of the intestinal worm.
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His critics say the country's plight is the result of a dysfunctional state-led economic model.
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They outline their plight thus: How could you say no in the face of such sincerity?
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I can totally relate to the plight of the Cuban people and the Cuban refugee community.
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The dream cannot be only about individual success, individual progress, while ignoring the plight of others.
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The plight of the stranger is not just a Syrian, Iraqi, Afghani or a Jewish story.
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Frustration about their political plight bubbled to the surface of the weekly GOP lawmakers policy lunch.
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His desperate plight has come to the attention of Pope Francis and US President Donald Trump.
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" Schenck went on to remind everyone that "Billy Kuenzel's plight is not about the death penalty.
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Cardin and VandenBerghe's plight is illuminating, relatable to anyone who's felt overworked, and hard to watch.
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Little did Buthaina know that the tiny gesture would turn into a symbol of Yemen's plight.
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Is it the plight of Central American migrants who are seeking asylum in the United States?
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Dare anyone compare choice of bathroom to the plight of blacks for the past 210 years?
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The hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" had a laugh on Thursday when discussing Dershowitz's recent plight.
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The plight of farmers was evident last year, when commodity prices took a dive, he said.
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Chatterjee, a Kentucky native, said on Tuesday he is sympathetic to the plight of coal communities.
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But other research shows their plight to be as desperate as that of their savanna cousins.
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A look at the plight of FedEx Cup champions the year after reveals an understandable slippage.
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Ratcliffe says his wife revealed the depth of her plight, during a phone call on Tuesday.
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Its scale and the international community's dismissive attitude toward the plight of vulnerable Afghans is shameful.
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But Trump was not empathetic to these wounded warriors' plight, at least not on Fifth Avenue.
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Some veterans groups say Trump is disrespecting veterans by using their plight in a political game.
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On Wednesday, the plight of the Rohingya prompted a rare rebuke from the UN Security Council.
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The emotional connection with these children had been so strong, the obsession with their plight palpable.
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However, Sessions has declared that the plight of domestic and gang violence survivors is 'merely personal.
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Most commenters have responded with sympathy for SmAsH's plight, but stop short of taking his side.
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So, what can you do to stop this plight of London parking meters being sucked off?
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Most male teenagers, of course, experience the opposite of Jimmy's plight: They can't keep one down.
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The ensuing story is one of class struggle and the plight of the artist (yes, seriously).
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With the arrival of blistering weather, concerns are mounting over the plight of ordinary North Koreans.
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Theroux was highlighting the plight of shelter dogs, and shared several adorable photos of adoptable dogs.
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How does a skewed understanding of the plight of the Palestinians honor King's legacy of truth?
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Plight of the Public U The parade of fees on college campuses never seems to end.
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The Saudi ambassador to the United States has denied any Saudi involvement in the journalist's plight.
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To understand how this disparity came to be, consider the plight of long-distance truck drivers.
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The letter did not, they said, show particular concern about the plight of the church's children.
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Sympathy for their plight would be easier to muster if we hadn't seen it all before.
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It's possible they will discuss the plight of America's three hostages if and when they meet.
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The plight of many Palestinian refugees is heartbreaking, and all agree their needs must be addressed.
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Could any of this great art have existed without the urban plight the city was facing?
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Unaware of each other's plight, both fled with their children, making the dangerous trek across Mexico.
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The good news is that the urgency of our current environmental plight has accelerated our awareness.
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Now Mr. Gupta, who served two years in prison, has spoken to Andrew about his plight.
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In this case, the lack of media attention could lead people to ignore Puerto Rico's plight.
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The plight of the family attracted widespread attention in Canada, though not all of it sympathetic.
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The law did not address the common plight of women like Ms. Gurcheva and Ms. Katorova.
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Jarrah said the photo offers a vivid illustration of the plight facing people in Eastern Ghouta.
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Instead, he cruelly manipulates the plight of DACA recipients, keeping them and their families in limbo.
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Mr. Jun was moved by learning that other Americans knew of and cared about his plight.
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Other rulings by Judge Noonan suggested that he was particularly sympathetic to the plight of immigrants.
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"The plight that we're going through is extremely painful," Babak Namazi told reporters after the meeting.
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To be fair, it's not as though Mr. Harris is unaware of the plight of refugees.
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Activists had tried to draw national attention to the plight of convenience store owners for years.
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They deserve Europe's protection and care, and hopefully the pope can shed light on their plight.
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This is what experts on the plight of elephants say: • It all depends on the price.
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They enlisted support by crafting ideologies around Arab nationalism, the plight of the Palestinians and Islam.
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And successive governments, Republican and Democratic, avoided looking too hard at the plight of modernity's losers.
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"I believe that our government will respond to the plight that American citizens face," he said.
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Photographer Pablo Albarenga's project "Seeds of Resistance" highlights the plight of indigenous land defenders in Brazil.
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Apparently, they'd rather campaign on the plight of dreamers than work with Republicans to address it.
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So how serious is the plight of China's "single dogs," as unmarried men are jokingly called?
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Certainly the final segment, which includes the plight of refugees, is both heart-rending and frustrating.
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They also underlined how the President's plight is the predictable result of his own political choices.
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And that would leave millions of Central Africans in the same desperate plight they endure now.
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She really showed me the plight of this country and the racist oppression that goes on.
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Stensland and Grady's romantic plight might have earned more sympathy if their characters weren't so insufferable.
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"The plight of working-class people is the same no matter the city," said Ocasio-Cortez.
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He even likens his plight to those of women who have suffered sexual harassment or assault.
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Security officers at airports around the country were already expressing increasing anxiety about their financial plight.
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After all, Weiwei's latest sculptures and documentaries have focused on the plight of refugees and migrants.
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Perhaps most of all, there has been total disregard for the plight of the Palestinian people.
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The plight of insect communities has been linked, mostly, to pesticide use and intensive agricultural practices.
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But the patience of the outside world with the Rohingyas' plight is not to be relied upon.
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Last September, Prince Albert raised the plight of these refugees in his speech before the United Nations.
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But he has found his voice again since learning that Bernie Sanders is interested in his plight.
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It's easier to pay attention to the plight of land animals, which certainly need conservation attention, too.
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The film highlights the plight of children and their families who are living below the poverty line.
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The plight of some of America's native tribes remains largely unknown to Americans, but it is serious.
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Valiente says she's praying President Trump's heart will grow more compassionate to the plight of undocumented immigrants.
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Maya Meri has been in the spotlight since images of her plight hit social media last month.
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That's even better, because now you understand my plight and my realm of being with a man.
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It is not clear whether the plight of these social losers has worsened in all developed countries.
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Not long after the segment, the president fired off a tweet that blamed Green for Lordstown's plight.
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This presents and even more dire existential crisis to those suffering the plight of the aging gamer.
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But the plight of Maua, a small town considered the Kenyan trade's epicentre, gives pause for thought.
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Their plight is a reminder that jihadi insurgencies, for all their geopolitical ramifications, are destroying individual lives.
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In the I, Tonya teaser, Robbie uncannily mimics her voice, summarizing Harding's plight with the public eye.
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" Hurd added, "It contributes to this notion that Republicans are not understanding of the plight of minorities.
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There's no one there [at the statehouse] who understands schools, the plight of teachers, the whole situation.
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Elizabeth Warren tailored her pitch to talk about the economic plight of black families in America's economy.
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I understand his plight as a character, and I can relate to feeling how he feels here.
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Common Sense Consider the plight of Shari Redstone, the daughter of the billionaire media mogul Sumner Redstone.
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Turning his lens to Angolans in the DRC, he found unique stories drawn from a common plight.
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It pays disproportionate attention to the plight of activist groups while ignoring or vilifying the working class.
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Bee hives falling into the wrong hands is a worrisome development in the plight of the bees.
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He turned to crowdfunding platform GoFundMe and set up an account sharing his plight with the Internet.
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The plight of the vulnerable group has captured attention in Poland and elicited emotional expressions of solidarity.
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Might we be on the wrong side of history, too indifferent to the plight of marginalised people?
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The upside for him is that even if Venezuela's plight worsens, its oil assets will become cheaper.
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Another simple way to support pangolins: Simply bring up the animal's plight in conversations around wildlife trafficking.
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Bill Haslam to grant her clemency, Ivanka can and should use her influence to highlight Brown's plight.
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It is no accident that the plight of hand-picked male plaintiffs helped to forge this change.
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Perhaps partly because of their own plight the Ahmadi creed is "Love for all, hatred for none".
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"It brings enormous shame to the Australian government," Boochani said of the policy responsible for his plight.
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The world now understands the true plight of the Handmaids, Marthas, Jezebels, and Unwomen under its regime.
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We're told to fear falling prey to the zombie, rather than dwell on the zombie's own plight.
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Campaigners have taken their plight to court, alleging irregularities in the approval process, and works have stalled.
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The reaction points towards a special kind of coldness when it comes to the plight of women.
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In November the state government stopped logging on Bruny Island after an outcry over the parrot's plight.
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In the I, Tonya teaser, Robbie uncannily mimics her voice, summarizing Harding's plight with the public eye.
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I appreciate all Ivanka is doing to improve the plight of women in the developing world. pic.twitter.
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I just looked to him as a man who understood the black woman's plight in the industry.
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"He's a pastor and he's concerned with the plight of people in all their human dimensions," Paris.
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So a pal of his, hearing about his plight, told him about a new idea: quadratic voting.
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In fact, the character most empathetic to their plight is a government agent tasked with catching them.
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When Merkel talked at one point about the plight of refugees, Trump's facial expression betrayed little reaction.
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It's fine, but are we just going to forget about the plight of African Americans after February?
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They do not face the same peril that Lord Dubs once did, but their plight is dire.
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Thanks to the plight of middle-aged whites, this good news is easily missed, says Ms Currie.
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Her struggle is an enraging depiction of the plight of an individual fighting a corrupt, greedy system.
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When her friends hear of her sexual plight, they reason that her love shouldn't preclude some naughtiness.
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U.S. officials have previously assured him his father's plight will be raised at appropriate times, he said.
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Dassey's plight was part of an online petition to the White House that got over 100,000 signatures.
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The videos had titles like, "Plight of the Adolescent Male" and "Dangers of Diversity," The Times reported.
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Unlike other endangered species such as rhinos, the plight of the cycad has drawn relatively little attention.
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In fact, she continues to mostly ignore the plight of the Rohingya, even as international pressure mounts.
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"The Bucknell faculty approved a motion to support him and call attention to his plight," Rickard says.
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Activists coördinated mailings to flood politicians' offices, and staged demonstrations dramatizing their plight as an overlooked minority.
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He is as politically searching as he is humanly subtle, always attentive to a character's civic plight.
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Ms. Lang's theme — the plight of soldiers, the horror of war — is too transparent to be affecting.
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There are many challenges in Israel, not the least of which is the plight of the Palestinians.
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Others said they feel the plight of separated children when they look at their own children's faces.
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The humanitarian and legal needs of the refugees must be the sole consideration for solving their plight.
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Slowing growth, however, has made the likes of Samsung even more important to the country's jobs plight.
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And after Trump's ignorance of Puerto Ricans' plight, we shouldn't be surprised if boricuas start kneeling, too.
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The song -- which also features Riz MC, Snow Tha Product and Residente -- focuses on the refugees' plight.
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After all, as the guides said, there could be "westerners" nearby to save me from my plight.
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And that's precisely the prisoners' plight while they're serving or awaiting sentencing at Vestre Prison in Copenhagen.
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Rather, he will be raising money for flood victims as well as heightening awareness of their plight.
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Not to give too much away, but his plight struck me as rather more convincing than hers.
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It sums up the "millennial plight" better than anything I've seen on TV or read in fiction.
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Rather than highlight the plight of unaccompanied minors, my reporting had catalyzed domestic violence in two households.
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Here's how Lippmann sums it up: This is the plight of the reader of the general news.
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After a spate of suicides revealed the financial plight of taxi drivers, officials blamed Uber and Lyft.
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I had never heard of them before, but, afterward, I researched everything I could about their plight.
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We're bound to wail and complain, but it's also useful to record the particularities of our plight.
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We're bound to wail and complain, but it's also useful to record the particularities of our plight.
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And while most Colombians are sympathetic to the Venezuelans' plight, xenophobia has increased, especially in border areas.
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Detainees and defectors have risked their lives to tell their families, and the world, of their plight.
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The plight of the convoy is just one of many indications of the Islamic State's declining fortunes.
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Foreign Ministry officials had criticized her for writing an article on the plight of Uighurs in Xinjiang.
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This month, a daughter of Ms. Abbas's detained sister wrote to Mr. Rubio about her mother's plight.
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The Tennessee convict whose plight became a cause célèbre is due to restart her life. Then-Gov.
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No longer, Democrats argued, would their party be pigeonholed as indifferent to the plight of service members.
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"Who better to defend the plight of the conservative than a Gamer President?" reads the op-ed.
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I can identify with Mr. Yagoda's plight, because I do the same on an almost daily basis.
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The girl, only 7 years old and oblivious to her plight, walked away with a big smile.
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"The plight of every counseling center on every campus is that they're way overworked," Dr. Shandley said.
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His performance came at the end of a lengthy "This Week Tonight" piece on Puerto Rico's plight.
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The brother and sister have made public pleas about their plight, and in a letter to Sen.
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Initially, the administration had hoped that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's victory would improve the Rohingya's plight.
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Despite the conventional wisdom, though, it is not Amazon that is primarily to blame for Sears's plight.
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Three years ago, Mr. Al Samawi hid alone in a bathroom, posting about his plight on Facebook.
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In announcing her plan, Ms. Nixon again attacked Mr. Cuomo for ignoring the plight of subway riders.
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When I shared my plight on Twitter, a lot of people chimed in with their own struggles.
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He tied a solution for the plight of dreamers to broader legislative goals – including the border wall.
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The tragedy stimulated a brief news cycle about the plight of Syrian civilians living in besieged areas.
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Cities across the country seized on the plight of the teenaged boys and took to the street.
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Immigration and the plight of refugees are at the center of what the show is all about.
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I decided to become a photojournalist to help refugees tell their stories, and to show their plight.
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In particular, the plight of migrants in 2022 hosts Qatar has alarmed human rights and labor organizations.
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He must contradict the Jihadist narrative–that their plight is a religious one–not bolster this falsehood.
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That should remind us of the large part that forebodings play in perceptions of our present plight.
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The plight of the abducted girls drew international attention and prompted the #BringBackOurGirls campaign on social media.
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It&aposs more a failure of out-of-control vulture capitalism than the plight of a restaurateur.
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It's true that the refugee's plight reveals the limits of other societies' levels of compassion toward strangers.
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While the video's outrage over the plight of abducted Ugandan children was contagious, its goal was nebulous.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the plight of the poor and social unrest in the cities.
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Another worry is the plight of 93,000 civilians in Deir al-Zour, besieged by Islamic State forces.
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But with their protest, they forced the government to pay attention to the plight of Native people.
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Yoko Ono is renewing a call for submissions for a global project capturing the plight of women.
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The ambition here extends from his own plight to the straits of black people all over America.
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But out of desperation, he eventually recorded a video of himself denouncing China for his parents' plight.
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He pulled the party to a place where they recognize the plight of most of the population.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson of United States District Court in Washington expressed scant sympathy for his plight.
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Is she sympathetic to their plight, or do you think she is gently poking fun at them?
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But four days after a Texas-based nonprofit tweeted about the boy's plight, the family was freed. How?
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We see the plight of our farmers with respect to changes in rainfall patterns-timing, duration and intensity.
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His plight has rocked his university, the Higher School of Economics, nicknamed Vyshka, angering students and some teachers.
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"#RescueThePaynes" became the hashtag surrounding the event, with posts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram commemorating the pair's plight.
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Storms which blanketed much of northwest Syria in snow this week has worsened the plight of the displaced.
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Last week, he shouted questions at the French mission's political coordinator about the plight of refugees from Burundi.
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Plight of the Living Dead: What Real-Life Zombies Reveal About Out World — and Ourselves is out now.
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He first learned of the siblings' plight because their father was one of the many Thomas once fostered.
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But seeing them added up gives a hint of how large a plight Iraqis have faced for years.
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But European banks' plight stems from more than just being slow to recapitalise and sort out bad loans.
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This includes videos touching on topics like racism, the plight of refugees, and breaking stereotypes surrounding Muslim women.
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Brazil's economic plight is viewed as particularly challenging, as the country is grappling simultaneously with severe political unrest.
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Politicians from the opposition Labor Party, as well as independent M.P.s, have also shown empathy toward their plight.
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The plight of Christians in the Middle East is likely to be discussed, as well as human rights.
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The plight of WeWork over the past several months has cast SoftBank in the role of mafia boss.
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But although the plight of the disabled traveller has improved markedly in recent decades, major obstacles still exist.
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Americans are moved by the plight of hurricane victims—and eager to research how best to help them.
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Seriously, though, if you don't like crying at the plight of an anthropomorphized robot, then skip this movie.
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If a solution to the plight of the Dreamers is found, chain migration will almost certainly be restricted.
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This novel will leave you think about the plight of Maria long after you've turned the last page.
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Señora Acero tackles the plight of immigrants searching for a brighter future, a topic close to Miranda's heart.
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While many expressed sympathy with the Jewish plight, only 17 percent of Americans polled favored admitting more #refugees.
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In response to reporters' questions afterward, she said she remained sympathetic to the plight of all the defendants.
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He told Reuters that he began his hunger strike last week to raise awareness of his father's plight.
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Many foreigners use derogatory jihadist terms against non-extremists and blame their plight solely on Islamic State's enemies.
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The company has a full range of products, but the DDoS service is most relevant to 20183chan's plight.
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Johannesburg (CNN)The lion has no name, but images of his painful plight have ricocheted across social media.
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"They remain indoors and behind veils," says Awasthi, who was drawn to their plight during a photography project.
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The plight of Dawu village is just one small part of a massive water crisis unfolding in China.
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And curiosity surrounding the plight of Daenerys future, among others, has left us sweating for months on end.
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You almost want it to slow down and focus on Dory, whose plight is powerful, relatable, and poignant.
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If the system worked for you, you're not likely to blame it for the plight of poor whites.
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Unless, of course, this uncharacteristic concern over Dougie's plight is actually a sign that something is already off.
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The economic plight of America's Rust Belt is now at the forefront of discussion among the political elite.
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The grouping includes Muslim-majority Malaysia and Indonesia, where the plight of the Rohingya is of particular concern.
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Tata steel workers highlighted their plight with their protest march on Wednesday past Downing Street and Britain's parliament.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer said politicians with higher incomes should not presume to understand the plight of those on welfare.
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The team expect to struggle even more this weekend in Shanhai and Alonso's plight has not gone unnoticed.
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Spindler said the majority of people understand the plight of refugees and the protection they are entitled to.
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Their plight is heartbreaking, their romance is sweet, and within its own boundaries, the film is a masterpiece.
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We are also committed on the UNSC to give a higher profile to the continuing plight of Afghanistan.
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There are genuine problems, particularly high inequality and the plight of low-skilled workers left behind by globalisation.
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" He neatly characterized the plight of the accidental killer: "People who are not culpable can nevertheless be responsible.
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For the audience, Henry's plight, and that of his desperate and finally defeated wife, is baffling and heartbreaking.
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And his family's story, one of exile and integration, makes him sympathetic to the plight of migrants today.
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The plight of many Palestinian refugees is heartbreaking, and all agree that their needs have to be addressed.
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Kapoor's father starred in the plays which touched on the plight of refugees, nationhood, and the country's trajectory.
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She sang a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Youngstown," with the last verse rewritten to refer to Lordstown's plight.
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As a lifelong Philadelphian, I've never had much sympathy for the plight of New Yorkers, particularly Mets fans.
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"The tweets were about the plight of Baltimore, completely without regard to race," a Trump campaign spokesperson said.
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This idea of transparency troubles me, and is, I think, at the root of the serial memoirist's plight.
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Well, word of their plight eventually made it back to the man behind Borat himself, Sacha Baron Cohen.
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It would also increase funding for conservation efforts in Africa and raise public awareness of the animals' plight.
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Hollywood actress Jolie met with Venezuelan refugees in Lima, Peru this week to draw attention to their plight.
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What did you think when you found out that your brother was making a film on your plight?
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Now, the plight of drivers who make up Uber's shifting network of mercenary taxis is firmly in focus.
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"There aren't enough voices in Congress that truly understand the plight of the average person," she told Axios.
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The numbers highlight the desperation of many migrant families, risking family separation to escape their plight at home.
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Her fight is far from over - and campaigners say her plight is typical in the country's textile industry.
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They understand that Russia's president has little interest in the plight of a people who lack political rights.
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This time around, however, they delivered their vote to a Republican who promised to directly address their plight.
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But the plight of the sea cucumber shows that even seemingly insignificant shifts can have a profound effect.
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" Ms. de Monteiro added that there is "little understanding of its geographical location and its plight and essence.
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Editorial The plight of the Rohingya people in Myanmar is one of those wrenching tragedies that beggars understanding.
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Rosa Fernandez, who is fostering Yeisvi in her home, said the child talked frequently of her mother's plight.
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Crystal suggests that these people really are refugees who need help and appears quite sympathetic to their plight.
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But despite such sympathy at the top for their plight, Britons have already been voting with their feet.
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It would cause great suffering and destruction again, and might not even rouse the world to Gaza's plight.
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The plight of the survivors who find themselves in the justice system is steadily becoming a public concern.
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But as Hope's plight shows, directives issued in air-conditioned government offices can mean little in poor villages.
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They would be better served by first showing more understanding and appreciation of rural Americans' legacy and plight.
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He said he came to regret engaging with them on the plight of his people, so he stopped.
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In a collaboration with ProPublica, Times journalists examined a wealth of rarely tapped data to document their plight.
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In what ways are these examples similar to or different from the current plight of the Sami people?
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Seen through the lens of Gaia, the Amazon's plight is the draining of our communal veins and arteries.
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Some say it's not the best way to impress upon the American public the plight of undocumented immigrants.
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Well-meaning professors and administrators showed the same lack of understanding for the plight of the working learner.
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It is the third time this year that security forces have protested their plight stemming from the conflict.
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Locals say their plight began in 2009 as groups of cattle rustlers operated in the area with impunity.
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But the role — and sometimes the plight — of the people whose identities were used has gone mostly unnoticed.
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On the surface, nobody has done more to highlight the plight of British managers than Allardyce (or Moyes).
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"Zenobia" highlights, with simple clarity, Syria's noble historical legacy as well as the plight of its modern people.
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"American made" stickers cover each balcony on every level, reminding us of the desperate plight of the detainees.
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But they are disheartened that he has not acknowledged or tried to help them with their current plight.
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And yet, at the end of the episode, Stella, Mudd's lover, arrives and says she understands Mudd's plight.
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The problems with capitalism are more discrete — mostly with the plight of the working class in rich countries.
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In short, mainstream media promoted conspiracies about the McCanns, whose plight predated the widespread use of social media.
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Does she try to raise publicity about Ahlam's plight, or is that the worst thing she could do?
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Farmers and shepherds blocked a portion of Sardinia's main highway in June to attract attention to their plight.
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Our values make us sympathetic to your plight, and, when it's convenient, we might officially express that sympathy.
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How many other wives put off the ceremony because they empathize with the dispiriting plight of the handmaids?
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I've made several movies — documentaries, shorts and feature films — about the plight of women in the Arab world.
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I was always rooting for the butterflies anyway, even before I read about the plight of the pollinators.
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In "The Other Latif," the reporter Latif Nasser covers the legal plight of Detainee 244, Abdul Latif Nasser.
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Though their ineffectual father seems vaguely sympathetic to their plight, he never stands up to their tyrannical mother.
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The result was "Agony and Ivory," a blistering landmark article on the elephant's plight across an entire continent.
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"I simply can't take into account the sentiments I have about the plight of coal communities," he said.
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DC Comics loaned Miranda-Rodriguez some of its famous characters to help bring attention to Puerto Rico's plight.
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Much of the art in this section, often created by collectives, focused on the plight of Russian women.
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Indonesian officials have now offered a reward to free the unnamed crocodile from its plight, according to Antara.
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Still, some Italians refuse to give up trying to help the migrants, seeing the humanity in their plight.
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In the House, they plan to take Republicans to task and accuse them of ignoring the city's plight.
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"Certainly the final segment, which includes the plight of refugees, is both heart-rending and frustrating," he added.
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A selection of new nonfiction ranges from the plight of polar bears to the revitalization of Miami streets.
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The plight of the American farmer has been well-documented as the White House pursues aggressive trade policies.
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The group, hoping to draw attention to the Rohingyas' plight, says it will set sail early next month.
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Mr. Rekulak views those defections as the inescapable plight of a small publishing house, although sometimes it stings.
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Racy as the originals may be, at least they have adults singing about adult lust and adult plight.
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Neglect by the authorities and a Maoist insurgency in the country's central tribal belt have exacerbated their plight.
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The depth of his plight might have begun dawning on Stone as the gag order was formally imposed.
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Their plight illustrates the human cost of the growing dispute between some of Washington's closest Middle Eastern allies.
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But that should be the beginning of a serious Democratic commitment to the plight of the island colony.
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While "Lady Bird" honors the gravity of Christine's struggle, it hardly neglects the everyday absurdity of her plight.
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San Francisco's BART system has tweeted its ridership numbers daily in order to raise awareness for its plight.
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The mayor needs to find a way to seem sympathetic to their plight while confronting the mighty Uber.
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Today, the risk is that as geopolitical concerns sideline Venezuelans' daily plight, a dire situation may become worse.
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The plight of the Sea-Watch 22016 is "a metaphor for what Europe has become," Mr. Villa said.
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Their plight illustrates the dangers for L.G.B.T. migrants, who often face violence and discrimination in their home countries.
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But Hispanic-Americans tend to vote for Democrats, who are more sympathetic to the plight of the undocumented.
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I can imagine you come across critics who are not sympathetic to the plight of people in prison.
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"To the victims of modern slavery: We will not ignore your plight," she said, speaking at London's Westminster Abbey.
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The international cartoon community—a small but opinionated bunch—did their part to raise awareness of Mr Kart's plight.
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It's the celebrated activist and artist, Ai Weiwei, shedding light on the plight of Syrian refugees, and I wonder.
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But it's also hard to ignore -- or at least it should be -- the plight of workers hurt by trade.
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Of course, it's not all laughs and Noah drives that home, too, highlighting the plight of unpaid federal workers.
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The teenager's plight caught the attention of Donald Trump Jr., who offered to send him a new, signed hat.
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Customer Dan Laguardia, who was at the dealership that day to trade in his Toyota Scion, overheard her plight.
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Using #SandySpeaks hashtag, she posted frequently on her Facebook page of police brutality and the plight of African Americans.
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This is a civic plight, and it's contrary to the wide-open American spirit of free expression and tolerance.
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Despite the "very annoying" inconvenience and resulting headaches, McDonald shows each caller kindness and is sympathetic to their plight.
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The plight of the bee, she realized, is intrinsically linked to public health, especially for people of lower income.
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Is the character of the singer someone with a social conscious whose thoughts drift to the plight of refugees?
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He went on to compare the plight of the straight white cisgender males to the discrimination facing other groups.
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"The Lost City of Z" could have gone even further in drawing attention to the plight of native populations.
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But why the drastic action on the eve of the meeting disregarding the plight of the participating member nations?
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On the one hand, it shows the extent of the plight of farmers experiencing Australia's worst drought in decades.
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As he addressed the crowd, the president referred to "enemies" of the administration and equated the plight of Gen.
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The footage broke hearts worldwide, underlining the suffering of the Chibok mothers -- and the plight faced by their daughters.
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And the drying-up of Nobel prizes in 21990 is not the only indication of the university's current plight.
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He then mentions the current plight of the Dreamers and other long-term undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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He gives talks in shopping malls and at public events to educate Filipinos about the plight of their corals.
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To some, 21's plight may seem less visceral, thanks in part to him being from another rich country.
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A sick cat, Lee's pet, is thrown in just to make sure the viewer sympathises with the antihero's plight.
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In Rakhine state, the Rohingyas have not even received a rhetorical acknowledgment from Miss Suu Kyi of their plight.
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Murad's plight and the terrible atrocities being committed by ISIS was a main topic of discussion for the evening.
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Chinese artist Ai Weiwei wants to raise consciousness about the plight of refugees through his, and his students', art.
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Kneeling for the anthem does nothing to advance solutions to racial injustice, police brutality, or any other social plight.
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The administration of Donald Trump is stacked with senior officials who know Taiwan well and sympathise with its plight.
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Despite the political row that has surrounded the cases of the seven, many Australians are sympathetic with their plight.
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Game of Thrones has always liked to poke fun at Samwell's plight, but his indomitable goodwill usually wins out.
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Unfortunately, many attention-grabbing headlines concerning Christian missions often focus on misconceptions concerning the plight of the Haitian people.
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But the plight of Bama shows the extent of the challenge in recovering from the group's scorched earth campaign.
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Some of these conflicts have received more media attention than others, but the plight of each refugee is stark.
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While his plight is not every LGBTQ person's journey, it presents an interesting perspective worth comparing to our own.
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Bana's Twitter messages caught the attention of Harry Potter author JK Rowling, drawing even more attention to her plight.
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She also aims to further protect wolves, whose plight was brought to Canine Valley's attention through this unfortunate accident.
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At other times, he likened the plight of some working people as well as imported foreign laborers to slavery.
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The document acknowledges that there has been a "strong reaction" from the public to the plight of affected children.
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"Denial of citizenship is a key aspect of the discrimination and exclusion that have shaped their plight," he said.
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Ever since, he has been traveling the world documenting and calling attention to the plight of refugees and migrants.
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It actually took me a couple of years of watching the show every night to really understand her plight.
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After learning about her grandson's plight, Hajar approached every local and international organization she could think of seeking help.
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The attacks are rapidly worsening the plight of civilians in the city, according to local observers and humanitarian agencies.
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They were clearly moved by the plight of the undocumented, but too many other things affected them more directly.
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You're not learning of their plight and taking the fight to The Hub and the high-concept villains there.
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Already reluctant to reveal their plight, casualties of trafficking are even more distressed by "the Trump situation," he said.
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The plight of American manufacturing, as well as immigration, were the focus of Republican President Donald Trump's election campaign.
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Incompetence in her first term in office, from 2011 to 2014, has made the country's economic plight incomparably worse.
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When he heard of the plight of the Moroccan POWs in 6900, he publicly and repeatedly demanded their release.
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So we joined with Toys "R" Us families across the country to organize and call attention to our plight.
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The song she sang, called "1944," describes the plight of the Tatar minority deported from Crimea under Joseph Stalin.
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Any settlement that ignores the plight of pain patients is replicating the injustice of the crisis all over again.
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The plight of the pets comes despite pushes in the past by the socialist government to protect animal rights.
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One can only imagine, then, the plight of the White Sox—long known as the Second City's second team.
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But that question has no bearing on the plight of workers with disabilities who are currently not receiving it.
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That, in turn, may be a proxy for whether a candidate is concerned about the plight of manufacturing workers.
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And recently it looks as if the Navy has started to appreciate the plight of discharged service members, too.
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The plight of the mountain gorillas has drawn international attention, including from celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres and Ashton Kutcher.
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Slowing this trend has emerged as a tempting new avenue to address the plight of a beleaguered working class.
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A$AP says the month in jail for his assault case opened his eyes to the plight of immigrants.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's political plight gets worse with every day that passes in history's longest government shutdown.
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None of this should be taken as a cry for sympathy for the financial plight of doctors in general.
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Organizations like Bring Back Our Girls did a lot of good by making people care about the girls' plight.
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Doing that doesn't really help the plight of the refugees, but it does push the agenda of the tabloids.
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For a game about flying, it's most effective at communicating the plight of its digital people when its grounded.
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Roque also said the plight of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims was discussed between leaders of ASEAN and that Myanmar responded.
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Trump has insisted in public that unpaid workers are understanding in their plight, and that he feels their pain.
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The plight of sea turtles has improved considerably since 2200, when I came here to investigate the turtle trade.
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The wine producers are keenly watching legal battles across the Pacific that in some ways echo their own plight.
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Sanders says the plight of fossil fuel workers in the energy transition has been neglected by companies and politicians.
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The plight of transgender Catholics like Thomas may receive less attention because the trans population itself is very small.
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Moreover, to blame the plight of Middle East Christians on Bush is to magnify his influence far too much.
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So, while we sympathize with your plight, please understand that we're not going to just "grant" you the money.
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The plight of the milk cow may not be at the top of most people's lists of political concerns.
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If we can broaden the current outrage to the plight of all children in America, we could transform lives.
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This week, the country was consumed with the plight of migrant children being detained and separated from their parents.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has spoken about the plight of the Uighurs and the harassment of Uighur Americans.
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Bartram is not the first to circulate an adjunct salary spreadsheet to highlight the plight of contingent faculty members.
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"The self-sacrifice of Mr. Lee called the attention of the world to the plight of farmers," Manteres said.
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They saw a political advantage in Trump highlighting urban plight in districts that have long been under Democratic control.
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His aides complained that his plight was the result of his French hosts trying to make him look bad.
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The plight of the International team's top pair encapsuled Price's overall predicament: His best is not quite good enough.
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Some of them fell away from me, and unable and unwilling to explain my plight, I let them go.
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That Sunday, at the weekly traders' meeting in the Uwelu market, Doris explained Blessing's plight and asked for help.
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The future is in sight and water bears face a plight, but first: a cartoon about a Duolingo inheritance.
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Mr. Metropolis owes more than $100,000, a plight the Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez wrote about this week.
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But cord cutting and the rise of streaming services have added to the plight of cable and satellite companies.
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World powers must take an interest in this case, and in the overall plight of Iranian prisoners of conscience.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) had said it wants to draw the world's attention to the plight of refugees.
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The story of one man desperately searching for his children highlights the plight of many families looking for relatives.
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But 23 Savage's detention also has heightened awareness of the plight of undocumented immigrants, particularly in the Trump era.
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The plight of those ants is detailed in a study published in October in the Journal of Hymenoptera Research.
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It urges Mary to bring the plight of abused laborers in China to the attention of human rights organizations.
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The fleeting sexiness of "Beverly" is absent, the characters' drabness somehow making their awful plight all the more intimate.
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He had become concerned with the plight of litigants who represented themselves in civil cases, often filing handwritten appeals.
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Zouping's plight offers a sobering example of the problems that could lurk within China's vast and murky debt load.
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The congresswoman referred to their plight as "indentured servitude," becoming the most prominent voice to back a rescue plan.
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Her work, she said, always begins with an issue, the plight of women in the garment trade, for instance.
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The episodes that rise above this are the ones that show why each character faces the plight they do.
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SPLC developed a rubric for textbooks to determine how comprehensively they covered slavery and the plight of enslaved people.
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A tweet drawing a historical parallel to the current plight of Syrian refugees drew thousands of retweets this week.
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Hopefully Hurricane Maria will have concentrated minds in both Washington and San Juan about the island's desperate economic plight.
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The plight of women confined within these medical jails is the subject of a chilling graphic on the wall.
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She saw the street dogs everywhere and started photographing their plight, beginning her dream job as an animal photographer.
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The environment and the plight of indigenous people are among the themes of Francis' visit, according to the Vatican.
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He tells us Rich gave him the star treatment over the weekend in Chicago after learning of his plight.
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The story line imparts information about the plight of kids in the foster system and positive messages about adopting.
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The boys' plight has coincided with soccer's World Cup, the sport's major event that is being played in Russia.
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They are out there, often foolishly believing that Washington will actually notice their spirit-destroying plight and help them.
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But I'd tell a third story about our current plight, which is neither economic populism nor free-market fundamentalism.
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The plight of part-time labor is, whether they know it or not, is the next horizon for unions.
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She did not want her name published but said she welcomed attention to the plight of women like her.
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But it's clear he's also totally unconcerned with the plight of the employees of the massive bureaucracy he oversees.
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She had no time to cultivate new friends, and those she already had weren't always kind about her plight.
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Pope Francis has warned that Christians could eventually disappear from the region altogether amid "murderous indifference" to their plight.
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"Gender gaps are a particular concern, as is the plight of early career researchers (ECRs)," the Naylor report reads.
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Omar understands the plight of refugees, who live in uncertainty and sometimes cannot even dream of a better life.
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Blanchett, who called their plight "a terrible situation" was asked it that would alter the way their films are judged.
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Inlender said the family landed at Los Angeles International Airport at midday Thursday and lawyers heard about their plight Friday.
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For anyone who's been paying attention the plight of traditional TV services, this news probably doesn't come as a surprise.
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As a fellow January 2 baby (thank you), I empathize with Dax Shepard's plight of having an ill-timed birthday.
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The jarring and powerful imagery is part of Brandt's lifelong dedication to highlighting the plight of Africa's increasingly threatened wildlife.
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Just Sunday, Schumer revealed her baby's gender, using the opportunity to also call attention to the plight of female farmworkers.
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Consider the plight of Californians attempting to traverse the 400 miles, give or take, separating San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Bana, meanwhile, wants to continue to use her social media influence to raise awareness on the plight of Syrian children.
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Bibi's plight had drawn support worldwide from Christians, human rights groups, atheists and critics of Islam and blasphemy laws alike.
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The campaign has helped draw attention to the plight of manual scavengers and forced state governments to act, Shaikh said.
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Hundreds of poems carved into the wooden walls and posts in the barracks at Angel Island attest to their plight.
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EVER since Nicolás Maduro became president of Venezuela, the plight of the country's citizens has gone from bad to worse.
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Anyone who's had to deal with customers recognizes the plight of explaining your product or service over and over again.
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But now I see that I need to fight for diversity as well, even though that hasn't been my plight.
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He came from a poverty-stricken background, and as a result, is famously moved by the plight of Indian farmers.
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His mother's plight appeared in an article in The Yale Daily News and on national immigrant advocacy social media feeds.
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I knew that in order to remain objective, I was not supposed to become emotionally invested in my client's plight.
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Many will remember him for drawing attention to the plight of the poor, the sick and the victims of war.
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This further compounded the plight of suppliers, many of them small and medium-sized enterprises already struggling to stay afloat.
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Policy makers are beginning to pay attention to the plight of pollinators, and what it means for the food supply.
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Angry and confused, they turned to Trump as a break from the politics they viewed as responsible for their plight.
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Suu Kyi herself has been criticized for doing too little to address the plight of Myanmar's stateless Rohingya Muslim minority.
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Houston's real estate market is expected to tighten because of Harvey's onslaught, exacerbating the plight of storm victims seeking shelter.
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Against that backdrop, the plight of lost or abandoned pets falls at the bottom of a lengthy to-do list.
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Ochre-painted dancers performed around fires at dusk, revering the river but also seeking to draw attention to its plight.
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It is still unclear why the boat crews did not radio back to headquarters to alert commanders of their plight.
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Jenner, clothed in the immensity of wealth's solipsism, only ever seemed to vaguely understand the plight of white trans people.
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Federico Lombardi reiterated that the pope is concerned about the plight of migrants everywhere, not just in the United States.
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Israelis usually insist that the plight of Gaza is not their problem, as they ceased to occupy it in 2005.
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They believe their eastern ally is bound to step in, if only because it is partly responsible for their plight.
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His quirky friend Ford (Bey) turns out to be an alien and saves him from the plight of his homeworld.
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Politicians and economists say the tough fiscal consolidation plan and the price hikes are worsening the plight of poorer Jordanians.
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After his plight made national headlines, students' parents began to speak out against his wish to use the boys' restroom.
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While this has been Sudan's reality for several years, his plight is coming back into focus following a viral Tweet.
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Organiser of the protest, Michelle Van Zyl, started the Facebook event after hearing the plight of White in Purden's message.
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Some said they could relate to her plight, but most were outraged by her audacity and lack of good manners.
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In an interview with AFP, Gilliam boldly shines a spotlight on the horrifying plight of the powerful and popular actor.
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The scathing 2013 documentary Blackfish brought the plight of captive orcas to the world's attention, prompting changes in the industry.
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When exposed to the plight of an animal suffering, many people get upset and wish for the cruelty to end.
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We need to do a better job of understanding the plight of all our sisters — Black, White, Latina, and Asian.
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My request was for him to enlighten the public of my sad plight and he did exactly as I asked.
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His promise to improve the plight of workers who have lost jobs to foreign competitors is both powerful and plausible.
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To all die-hard supporters of Harry Potter and his plight to end all evil: you'd best look away now.
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Venezuela's opposition leader Henrique Capriles has called for protestors to continue their plight at the "same time, same place" Thursday.
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You have Maher and a white Republican senator yucking it up over a racial epithet and the plight of slaves.
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"I've reported a lot of stories on deportation," the journalist Sarah says to the group as they discuss Malkandi's plight.
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Ted Cruz, who is of Cuban heritage, have criticized Obama for not being more outspoken about the plight of dissidents.
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Their plight from the day the Pilgrims set foot on Plymouth Rock has been one of oppression and virtual genocide.
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He dazzles her and Natasha with tales of his plight, but has a more pressing issue for his next visit.
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Houston (CNN)Their plight no longer commands the nation's attention, but the victims of Hurricane Harvey are still out there.
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The only time their plight gets highlighted is when somebody has an axe to grind against a particular public official.
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When they try to intervene, they are as likely to exacerbate the plight of black people as to alleviate it.
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On these visits, I've seen firsthand the plight of human trafficking victims sold into domestic servitude, forced labor and prostitution.
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Activists have railed against the plight of garment workers in recent years but their focus has often been on Asia.
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That's not an accident; organizers created the annual event as a way to draw attention to the plight of migrants.
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The plight of many families who have lost everything in the midst of lost incomes and limited resources is heartbreaking.
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Why should anyone prioritize the plight of birds, though, especially given the daily outrages and injustices from this White House?
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"Was that a spot?" he cries, and in that tiny shriek of annoyance you sense the man and his plight.
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But the show's real payoffs have less to do with laughs than with aching recognition of the single mother's plight.
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" UN Human Rights Chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein has referred to the plight of the Rohingya as "textbook ethnic cleansing.
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"We are not anti-union," Patricia told Fox News, following the Mackinac Center's Michigan Capitol Confidential story about their plight.
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Properly implemented, it aims to transform the way the world responds to the plight of refugee children and their families.
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While most Colombians, like Muentes, are sympathetic to the Venezuelans' plight, xenophobia has increased, including reports of attacks against migrants.
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The plight of Kevin Pierce's Minnesota peat-mining business illustrates how shifting regulatory targets can harm property owners and entrepreneurs.
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On these visits I've seen firsthand the plight of human trafficking victims sold into domestic servitude, forced labor, and prostitution.
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She has come to symbolize the plight of hundreds of thousands of Afghan refugees and migrants being forced to return.
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Such reports are fueling a perception among some authorities and financial stakeholders that Puerto Rico is overstating its economic plight.
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Zalinass said he hopes that Chaplin, an African American, will be more "responsive" to the plight of people of color.
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But much less attention has been focused on the plight of blue-collar workers, like those on Ford's factory floors.
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Years before, he recalled, he had visited a series of European capitals to speak about the plight of the Amazon.
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Potter learned of Moore's plight on Reddit in January after his daughter used the site to scope out possible donors.
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Anti-Muslim and anti-Rohingya memes and propaganda spread through Facebook, inciting violence and eroding support for the Rohingya's plight.
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Sharp's plight is a story of missteps by executives who failed to anticipate major shifts in the global electronics industry.
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Sharp's plight is a tale of failure by executives who did not anticipate major shifts in the global electronics industry.
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The fight for the right to a healthy environment is not just the plight of the people of Owino Uhuru.
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Or I was talking about the Nazi, the billionaire comparing his plight to the Jews being persecuted by the Nazis.
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The collegiate producer wasn't experiencing the urban plight often stereotyped as the only rite of passage to hip-hop credibility.
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Qunun used her phone to post about her plight on social media, and now she's been granted asylum in Australia.
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But volunteers are raising awareness of the turtles' plight, and they've built a network of lookouts who report turtle sightings.
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Even Louis-Dreyfus's earliest roles said something about the plight of female comedians in an industry long unfriendly to them.
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I have to believe that people who read that book would be moved by the plight of that particular family.
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Macklemore makes music about Macklemore's awareness of Macklemore's plight as famous white rapper few seem to want to be famous.
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By continuing to ignore the Amazon's plight, Bolsonaro risks alienating his base at home and the country's trading relations abroad.
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The plight of small cultural organizations that struggle for benefactors in a city dotted with prestigious institutions is standard fare.
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But their plight reveals the cracks, increasingly difficult to ignore, in the bedrock of American health care: employer-sponsored insurance.
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They fear that Washington — so distant from rural America — does not understand their plight or have their interests in mind.
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After the plight of the land snails gained some attention, the entire Achatinella genus was listed as endangered in 1981.
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I didn't care about Cloud's plight, the fate of the planet, or the joys the Golden Saucer had to offer.
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"While the world is preoccupied with the North Korean nuclear crisis, these refugees' plight has gotten little attention," he said.
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The contributors are bonded by a similar theme — the plight of humans on the move — but their storytelling methods vary.
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But while the city's plight remains a symbol of Communist ruthlessness, reactions at the time were often nuanced, and multifaceted.
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But speaking to reporters on Tuesday, he continued to emphasize the government's performance rather than the plight of the victims.
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Unlike some other observers, Mr. Kaufman finds it more difficult to laugh at the plight of these potentially drunken creatures.
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Still, Mr. Pai's advocacy did not improve Sinclair's plight during the Obama years, when rulings repeatedly went against the company.
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Based on past comments about the generation, it appears that the former vice president has little concern for their plight.
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Clinton, he said, she wants to make clear that she is not ignoring the plight of people who are struggling.
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While sympathetic to Kairi's plight, Secretary Clinton had no power to lift the deportation order or grant Kairi legal status.
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Meanwhile, Alfie's plight -- legally and medically -- has stirred the British public, and hundreds of thousands have signed petitions supporting him.
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